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Date: | Fri, 9 Jun 2000 08:15:42 -0400 |
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> There is no basis for argument concerning this issue... The
> major water problems would solely fall with the students who would have
> either caused the head to pop or damaged it by being themselves. If the
> head was to pop by fire, then it did what it was designed to do. If the
head becomes
> damaged or knocked off by other reasons other than what it
> was designed for, then it's too bad that all the toys got wet. I have no
time
> for that kind of argument,
Hold students accountable for their actions? WOW what a novel concept!!!!
I thought I was the only one with that idea!!!
Seriously, At Central Connecticut State University we have retro fitted 8
dorms
with sprinklers and have had none activated by students. Our biggest
problem is freezing
during Christmas recess when no one is in the building to call in when
heaters fail.
Craig Nolan
Fire Marshal
CCSU
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